Morrisville, NC
Recent Morrisville Town Council topics include planning & zoning, development projects, resolutions & ordinances, budget & taxes, roads & infrastructure, annexation.
Topics found in recent meetings
- Planning & zoning
- Development projects
- Resolutions & ordinances
- Budget & taxes
- Roads & infrastructure
- Annexation
- Public safety
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MorrisvilleNC averageUS Census ACS
Typical home value $478,096 -5% yr/yr · +26.8% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2000–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
👤 Members & officials (6)
Members seen in recent official meeting records — names and roles as published.
Who’s on the Town Council
- Cawley — Mayor
- Garimella — Councilmember
- Johnson — Councilmember
- Kesling — Councilmember
- Patel — Councilmember
- Robotti — Mayor Pro Tem
Recent meetings
Fri Aug 21, 2026
Town Council
Town Council to discuss data centers, Key to the Town policy, and roundtable items
The Morrisville Town Council is holding a work session to discuss a presentation on data centers, a proposed 'Key to the Town' policy, and various roundtable items. No formal votes are scheduled; action is expected at a later meeting on September 8, 2026.
- Data Centers: State and Regional Overview presentation by Central Pines Regional Council
- Resolution approving a 'Key to the Town' policy (2026-267-0)
- Town Council roundtable discussion led by Deputy Town Manager Giselle Rodriguez
- Roundtable items include a Little Library addition and a Food Waste Program response
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📄 From the agenda
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1.
Call to Order
2.
Discussion Items
2.a
Data Centers: State and Regional Overview
2026-296-0_CPRC_ Morrisville Town Council Data Center Presentation.pdf
2.b
"Key to the Town" Policy
2026-267-0 RES Approving a Key to the Town Policy REVISED.pdf
2026-267-0 ATTH01 Key to the Town Policy REVISED.pdf
2026-267-0 ATTH02 Key to the Town Policy REVISED CLEAN.pdf
2.c
Town Council Roundtable
Giselle Rodriguez, Deputy Town Manager
2026-269-0 ATTH 01_Town Council NEW Roundtable Items for Discussion -
August 2026.pdf
2026-269-0 ATTH 02 Roundtable Tracking FNL.pdf
2026-269-0 ATTH 03 Response Little Library Addition.pdf
2026-269-0 ATTH 04 Response Food Waste Program.pdf
3.
Adjournment
Morrisville Town Council
Work Session
August 27, 2026, 6:00 PM
Central Pines Regional Council, Presenter
Brandon Zuidema, Town Manager
Work Session - August 11, 2026
Work Session - August 27, 2026
Action - September 8, 2026
Giselle Rodriguez, Deputy Town Manager
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Fri Aug 21, 2026
Town Council
Council to decide on BRT route, annexation, and multiple capital projects
The Morrisville Town Council will vote on a consent agenda covering several capital projects, including the Sawmill Creek stream relocation, Fire Station #2 relocation, Senior Center design-build, and Church Street Park field reconstruction. They will also consider annexing properties at 808 Church St for the Hamlet development, and take action on the preferred route for the Wake Bus Rapid Transit Western Corridor Extension. New items include a false alarm ordinance amendment and a lease for the Senior Center relocation.
- Resolution awarding badge and service sidearm to Sergeant Steven Bailey
- Annexation of 808 Church St and 0 Church St for Hamlet Development
- Resolution authorizing Phase 1 design-build for Fire Station #2 Relocation Project
- Resolution approving lease for Senior Center relocation/expansion
- False Alarm Ordinance amendment
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1.
Call to Order
2.
Recognition of Sergeant at Arms
3.
Invocation
4.
Pledge of Allegiance
5.
Adoption of Regular Agenda
Call for any conflicts of interest in relation to the proposed agenda.
6.
Consent Agenda
6.a
Approval of July Town Council Meeting Minutes
20260728 Meeting Minutes DRAFT.pdf
20260730 Meeting Minutes DRAFT.pdf
6.b
Resolution Awarding Badge and Service Sidearm to Sergeant Steven Bailey
2026-293-0_RES_Authorizing Award of a Badge and Police Service Sidearm -
Bailey.pdf
2026-293-0 ATTH01 Surplus Form.pdf
6.c
Resolution and Capital Project Ordinance Amendment Authorizing Construction of
the Sawmill Creek Stream Relocation and Greenway Project
2026-282-0 RES Auth Sawmill Creek Relocation and Greenway Project.pdf
2026-282-0 CPOA Amending Stormwater Fund.pdf
6.d
Resolution Authorizing Phase 1 of the Design-Build Delivery for the Fire Station #2
Relocation Project
Morrisville Town Council
Regular Meeting
August 25, 2026, 6:00 PM
Town of Morrisville Mission Statement: Connecting our diverse community to an enhanced
quality of life through innovative programs and services.
Kayla Bertling, Town Clerk
Justin Rosser, Chief of Police
Mark Spanioli, Director of Engineering
1
2026-281-0 RES DB Phase 1 for Fire Station 2 Relocation Project.pdf
6.e
Resolution Authorizing the Design-Build Bridging Delivery Method for the
Morrisville Senior Center
2026-279-0 RES DB for Senior Center.pdf
2026-279-0 ATTH01 Sr Center Design Build Justification Memo.pdf
6.f
Resolution & Capital …
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Wed Aug 19, 2026
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Advisory Committee
Parks committee to hear CFCC presentation, review master plan
The Morrisville Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Advisory Committee is meeting to adopt its agenda, approve July minutes, and welcome two new members. The committee will hear a presentation from the CFCC Advisory Board and discuss updates to the Parks Master Plan and its workplan. It will also set the September meeting location and note upcoming events.
- CFCC Advisory Board presentation
- Parks Master Plan update
- PRCRAC workplan discussion
- New members: Chintan Kanani, Vanessa Simmons
- Upcoming events: Music in the Park (Sept 4) and International Fest (Sept 19) at Indian Creek Trailhead
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1.
Call to Order
2.
Adoption of Agenda
3.
Approval of Minutes
3.a
July Minutes
20260722 PRCRAC Meeting Minutes.pdf
4.
New Members
Chintan Kanani
Vanessa Simmons
5.
Public Comment
6.
Presentations
6.a
CFCC Presentation
CFCC Advisory Board Presentation 2026.pdf
7.
Old Business
Parks Master Plan Update
PRCRAC Workplan
8.
New Business
September meeting location
9.
Staff Comments
10.
Committee Comments
11.
Upcoming Events
Music in the Park | Friday, September 4 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Indian Creek Trailhead
International Fest | Saturday, September 19 | 4-7 p.m. | Indian Creek Trailhead
12.
Upcoming Term Expirations
Maharajan Shunmugam | November 30, 2026
Morrisville Parks, Recreation and Cultural
Resources Advisory Committee
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Advisory Committee
Meeting
August 26, 2026, 6:00 PM
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13.
Adjournment
2
Mon Jun 29, 2026
Town Council
Town Council will review and discuss the FY2027 recommended budget.
The council will adopt a consent agenda that includes a budget ordinance amendment for Phase 1 of the Gables Roadway Reconstruction and street acceptance for The Parc at Town Center subdivision. Council members will hear the FY2027 recommended budget presentation and consider related budget adoption steps. Public hearings will be held on updates to the Economic Development Incentive Policy and on a second financing request for the Public Works Facility at 260 Town Hall Drive. A zoning map amendment for 10212 Chapel Hill Road will also be considered.
- Resolution and Budget Ordinance Amendment for Phase 1 of the Gables Roadway Reconstruction Project
- Resolution authorizing street acceptance for The Parc at Town Center subdivision
- FY2027 recommended budget presentation by Town Manager
- Public hearing and resolution on second financing of Public Works Facility at 260 Town Hall Drive
- Proposed amendment of the zoning map for 10212 Chapel Hill Road (REZ‑26‑0020)
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✓ Decided: Council approved Phase 1 design‑build for Gables Roadway reconstruction
The Town Council adopted the regular agenda unanimously (7‑0). It then approved the consent agenda unanimously (7‑0), which included a resolution amending the budget ordinance for Phase 1 of the Gables Roadway design‑build project and a resolution authorizing street acceptance for The Parc at Town Center subdivision. No items were pulled from the consent agenda.
- Adopted regular agenda (7‑0)
- Approved consent agenda (7‑0)
- Approved Resolution and Budget Ordinance Amendment for Phase 1 of Gables Roadway Reconstruction (as part of consent agenda, 7‑0)
- Approved Resolution Authorizing Street Acceptance for The Parc at Town Center Subdivision (as part of consent agenda, 7‑0)
- No items pulled from consent agenda
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1.
Call to Order
2.
Recognition of Sergeant at Arms
3.
Invocation
4.
Pledge of Allegiance
5.
Adoption of Regular Agenda
Call for any conflicts of interest in relation to the proposed agenda.
6.
Consent Agenda
6.a
Resolution and Budget Ordinance Amendment for Phase 1 of the Design Build for
the Gables Roadway Reconstruction Project
Mark Spanioli, P.E., Director of Engineering
2025-169-0 RES DB Phase 1 for Gables Roadway Recon Project.pdf
2026-169-0 BOA Gables.pdf
6.b
Resolution Authorizing Street Acceptance for The Parc at Town Center
Subdivision
Mark Spanioli, Town Engineer
2026-177-0
RES The Parc at Town Center Street Acceptance.pdf
2026-177-0
ATTHO1 The Parc at Town Center - Description of Streets.pdf
2026-177-0
ATTHO2 The Parc at Town Center - Exhibit.pdf
2026-177-0
ATTHO3 The Parc at Town Center - Exhibit.pdf
7.
Items Pulled from Consent (if any)
8.
Proclamations
8.a
Proclamation Recognizing May as National Tennis Month
2026-166-0 PROC National Tennis Month.pdf
Morrisville Town Council
Regular Meeting
May 12, 2026, 6:00 PM
Town of Morrisville Mission Statement:
Connecting our diverse community to an enhanced
quality of life through innovative programs and services.
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8.b
Proclamation
Recognizing
May as National Foster Care
Month
(for reference only)
2026-163-0 PROC National Foster Care Month.pdf
8.c
Proclamation Recognizing May as Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage
Month
(for reference only …
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📄 From the minutes
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Town Council May 12, 2026, Regular Meeting
Morrisville Town Council
Regular Meeting Minutes
May 12, 2026, 6:00 p.m.
NOTE: Minutes are summaries only, reflecting Council action and main points of discussion.
For the full meeting audio and/or video, the meeting agenda, presentations, and other related
agenda materials please visit the Town website.
Present: Mayor Cawley , Mayor Pro Tem Robotti , and Council Members Garimella,
Johnson, Kesling, Patel, Scroggins-Johnson, and Assistant Town Attorney
Jones.
Staff: Brandon Zuidema, Town Manager
Giselle Rodriguez-Villanueva, Deputy Town Manager
Jeanne Hooks, Director of Management Services
Kayla Bertling, Town Clerk
Kimberly Kowanick, Deputy Town Clerk
Thomas Dooley, Fire Chief
Byron Hayes, Chief Financial Officer
Brittany Johnson, Planning Manager
Tiffany McNeill, Economic Development Director
Josh Michael, Planner III
James Owens, Jr., IT Support Technician
Justin Rosser, Chief of Police
Mark Spanioli, Engineering Director
Michele Stegall, Planning Director
Matt Wetherell, Public Works Director
1. Call to Order – Mayor Cawley called the meeting to order at 6:03 p.m.
2. Recognition of Sergeant at Arms – Officer Aloian
3. Invocation – delivered by Mayor Cawley
4. Pledge of Allegiance – led by Mayor Cawley
5. Adoption of Regular Agenda
No conflicts of interest with the proposed agenda were reported.
MOTION: Council Member Johnson moved to adopt the Regular Agenda. The
motion w …
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💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
| $100.7M | IEM INTERNATIONAL, INC. Small Business Administration · THIS REQUIREMENT IS FOR NON-PERSONAL SERVICES FOR ATTORNEYS AND OTHER |
| $73.9M | LOCUS BIOSCIENCES INC Department of Health and Human Services · CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT OF CRISPR-CAS3 PHAGE COCKTAIL FOR THE TREATMENT O |
| $50.5M | URS GROUP, INC. Department of Defense · P450 GCC MILCON |
| $41.0M | INTEGRATED LABORATORY SYSTEMS, LLC Department of Health and Human Services · IGF::CL,CT::IGF |
| $39.0M | URS GROUP, INC. Department of Defense · IGF::OT::IGF X011 18G-HURRICANE HARVEY REPAIRS, NAS CORPUS CHRIST |
| $36.6M | URS GROUP, INC. Department of Defense · IGF::OT::IGF HURRICANE IRMA REPAIRS - KINGS BAY |
| $34.7M | URS GROUP, INC. Department of Defense · IGF::OT::IGF HURRICANE IRMA RECOVERY FOR NAS KEY WEST |
| $34.0M | MERCALIS INC. Department of Health and Human Services · EXPANDING PATIENT ACCESS TO HIV PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS (PREP)DRUGS |
| $30.2M | BURLESON RESEARCH TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Department of Health and Human Services · IGF::CL::IGF R&D STUDIES TO EVALUATE THE POTENTIAL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL&T |
| $29.3M | IEM INTERNATIONAL, INC. Department of Defense · CHEMICAL STOCKPILE EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM (CSEPP) WEBPUFF AUTO |
Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury) — federal awards only, not city budgets.
🌐 County-level context (Polk County)
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Traffic fatalities1 (2021)
Business establishments600 (7,340 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$837/mo (2025)
Adults with low literacy19.0% (low numeracy 30% · 2017)
Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC
City profile
Everything below is drawn from this city’s own public record and primary-source government data. AI-written summaries are a finding aid, not a citable quote.
Outcomes — economic mobility
source: Opportunity Atlas (Harvard) · research useFor kids who grew up here in low-income households, their adult household-income rank (0–1). The average hides a gap by race:
Research-only layer, shown here for context — not included in the CC BY 4.0 bulk download.
Where it’s happening
geocoded land-use decisions🗺 Interactive map
Every rezoning, development approval, and permit — explore the geocoded records in the research explorer.